AN ACT relating to housing.

Summary

HB 333 creates a new section of Kentucky law that treats affordable‑housing projects built by religious developers on church‑owned land as a permitted use, bypassing most zoning reviews. It also lets religious institutions run homeless shelters in commercial zones with only standard permitting. The changes aim to expand low‑income housing and emergency shelter options by reducing regulatory hurdles for faith‑based groups.

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